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Dr Julie Berg

Associate Director, SCCJR

Lecturer in Criminology

University of Glasgow

Dr Catherine Davidones

Teaching Assistant/module co-coordinator

University of Stirling

Luis Reyes

PhD Student

University of Edinburgh

Elizabeth Barkas

PhD Student

University of Glasgow

Dr Mary Fraser

Social Historian

Dr Oona Brooks-Hay

Senior Lecturer in Criminology

University of Glasgow

Dr Niall Hamilton-Smith

Associate Director, SCCJR

Senior Lecturer in Criminology

University of Stirling

Dr Alistair Henry

Senior Lecturer in Criminology

University of Edinburgh

Dr Kath Murray

Research Associate

University of Edinburgh

Dr Colin Atkinson

Lecturer

University of the West of Scotland

Dr Anna Souhami

Associate Director, SCCJR

Senior Lecturer and Head of Criminology

University of Edinburgh

Prof Michele Burman

Founding Co-Director, SCCJR

Professor of Criminology

University of Glasgow

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SCCJR’s Niall Hamilton-Smith contributes to BBC story on serious organised crime

14th May 2019

BBC Reporting Scotland carried a news item today (Tues 14 May) on the National Crime Agency’s report which warned the UK “can’t afford not to” spend an extra £3bn on fighting organised crime over the next three years. The NCA estimates there are at least 181,000 offenders linked to serious and organised crime in the UK...

Related Projects

Network on Intelligence and Security Practices in Africa (NISPAC)

The NISPAC is a transnational research community network funded by the Scottish Funding Council under the Global Challenges Research Fund that brings together a diverse group of researchers to explore the role of intelligence services in African countries, and harness the combined insights of the humanities and social sciences to refine scholarly and policy understandings of intelligence and...

Football Banning Orders in Scotland: Evaluating their operation

SCCJR is leading a team evaluating Football Banning Orders in Scotland. The research was commissioned by the Scottish Government and conducted between June and December 2010. The purpose of the evaluation is to consider the operation of the football banning order legislation to date and make recommendations to improve its use and effectiveness. The project is being led by Niall Hamilton-Smith...

Related Publications

Community experiences of serious organised crime: Summary findings

Published: June 2018

This research was commissioned by the Scottish Government to explore the community experiences of serious organised crime ( SOC) in Scotland. The study sought to provide, for the first time, focused qualitative research on the lived experiences of residents who have an awareness of SOC in their communities and may have been affected by it, directly or indirectly. The research was led by the...